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WHAT WILL A PATENT COSTp

III, after special examination you are advised fbat
your invention Is paeutable send the estimated cost N
The application will then be prepared fad md T1ss
euled without further expense 10 the applicant until ia
fatent once Examiner admits the pateutabiiy OF lie
invention or the case Is officially allowed.
AFTER the application has been declared 10 be patent-
able the attorney zee OF & Is due, but before the patent
can issue second Government fee OF so must be paid
thus making the total cost OF patent in ir 49,
exclusive of drawingsl Sos
special examination and report will cost Is which
amount Is applied as part Of attorneys fee should an ap
Pchi0n Tor patent be proceeded with within 81 DAYS
from date Of special report
The attorneys Zee is only contingent I'm cases where
specla examination has first been made aud iayOTa-
Thus You snow beforehand whether Won are going IN
secure patent not and attorneys Zee charged
unieSSa patent is obtained An attorney whose fee de-
ponds on his success in obtaining patent viii advise
You tt your invention Is patenaole unless 10 really is
81 ir rs his best Judgment aid I'm determining tho
oA 80, le5y ~ stts vice Sven AFTER q
UatiOn OF Labels, Trade-Niarks aud Reissues
secured caveats prepared and hled. Applications Ia
reViYor 9i Rejected, Abandoned or Forfeited Cases
made very often valuable inventions are saved in thesa
classes OF cases. If You have undertaken secure your
own patent ana JAILED, SkillfUl handling OF the cass
may lead % StScesS send me a written reouest "a
dressed 70 the Commissioner Patents that ne "a
GEORGE f. LEMON, Of Washington, ID C. as v0ur ltf0r-
ney In the case giving the title OF the invention and
about The date Of fling your application. An sxamina
ton and report will cost YOU nothing. Searches made
10 patents promptly furnished. Copies OF patents mailed
at the regular Government rates (35c each Remember
you therefore reap The benefits OF experience: besides
reference can De q en- 20 actual clients in almost every
County 10 the Unitei suites upon request
Opinions given regarding validity OF patents; searches
made; Assignments and Agreements drawn, and III
patent business transacted
GEORGE E. LEMON,
Att0rneY-at-LaW and Solicitor OF American Iad
Foreign Patents,
6I5 18th St, WASHINGTON, d. G..
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PA 7 T N 7 S!
CAN ! OBTAIN A PATENTp

You ascertain Il your invention is patentable BY
sending to G GEORGE T.. LEMON, of NJ aShingfon.
ID q. q description and rough sketch ,if YOU cam
model OF your invention, and upon receipt the sms
ne Will make an examination and inform YOU a 20
whether ia his opinion, your invention is new and pat
etaOle ana II tt is advisable D. proceed with the case
For this Information and examination caqrq 1ts
you desire tui report and cOpiesOf previous patents
venti0n, YOU should have made a Special Fxamina-
ton, the charge for said examination being ST. Amin
yentOr should always take advantage Of this specaI a
animation before going 20 the expense OF having model
made AID filing formal application papers i'm the U &
ataut - 49,
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ALL THE RAGE.
GrandArmySleeVe Buttons
rhousands of Comrades are Wearing Thorn.


The most popular thing in the way OF Grand Army
iewelry juss is the Grand Army Sleeve Button,
pair of which will be any address, postage pre-
paid
For club OF six new subscribers.
For one subscription and 20 cents additional
Without subscri ptiOn 81.
These Sleeve Buttons are no cheap imitation
The disk is pearl tinted enamel,
and ~pOn its face, In raised work -.
Of heavy rolled gold plate Is the
eagle, cannon and cannon balls ~ 80 IN N
constituting the upper portion OfS ~ s4f7A al
the Grand Army badge with the1 -f 4l@$sA
letters g. "A. r engraved In scroll Asss.pe@@r9'
beneath. The setting Is also OF ~ W
gold plate, aud by pressing ON a FcrQ4 ~
spring the button can be taken A~%EA3>1 ~
apart, thus making 10 easy to adj
Just 10 in tie cuiis. In short, 10 Is -
one OF the most handsome useful anu valuable pieces
OF iewelry that has yet been devised.
We have sold large numbers Of these Sleeve Butt0na
and they have invariably gwen entire satisfaction.
Address all orders
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Tf,las Instantreef Hnal N few days and new
FfsMN er returns; no purge Salve no suppOsitorK
y asSS Kennedy mailed free. Address
j. II. REEVES, 70 Nassau St. New York.
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FRIENDS or THE c. C.: Since the practice Of
gum chewing n rather common one /
Thought That would like 10 say few words on tle
subject. Spruce gum ~ obtained from the spruce
tree. 1hb ls the only kind 80 10 chew. so bows
hnd girlh, al You must chew, advise you 10 chew
hpruee gum Ihis white gum which you buy cut
~ tie shape OF heart, with picture stuck on IT,
anu winch has such a nice, sweet taste, d. called
coal III gum. was told that a wac made from
the seapngs " the oil wells, where il lad hardened
on the sldes have heard that coal oil was very
heailly M Tact some people think il 10 be cure
all for every III l3ui prefer taking the raw, ,i
Gle ~ having ~ compounded with some unknown
substance.
The rubber gum which IL done up ia tinfoll-this
done 10 foil the people who buy il.is s,,id n,
made of old fruit-can rubber and pieces Of rubber
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Conversation Club.

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on one side Of the paper. B. Write 60 the point. 4.
Write on one subject. 5. Write your best. g.
send answers TO all puzzles for use Of Editor. Each
week the nhncs 81 those writing tle best lcitCrs-
style, composition, spelling, penmanslIip and gen
erHl merit considered-wIll be named al the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll First honor
viii include all OF these requirements. Second
honor viii include deficiency IA some point.
No Others will be named.
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Manhood Restored,

victim OF y0ulhful Inprudence causing Premature
Decay Nervous Debility Lost Manhood &c having tried
IN vain every known remedy has discovered q simpls
means which he viii send free TO rs fellow
sufferers Address, CJMASON, Pc. Box, 1913. NewYork
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ANSWERS 10 questions will not be published with
la two or three weeks after questions appear. SO
all will have "A chance 10 send replies and receive
honorable mention with the number answered.
The American army was saved by "A fog Aug 20
l776. Gen. Putnam had been defeated in the bat
tie OF Long Island Aug. q, I776 aud escaped under
was saved by rain la january, l7sl After the bat
tie Of the Cowpens on the l7th, Greene retreated,
aud CORVALLIS pursued, but was delayed three
days IN crossing the CataMba River by rain. lie
also prevented IN crossing the Nadkln by a
rain a few days later, and gave up the pursuit Of
Gen. Greene.
Accumulation Of wealth IN the hands Of the few
and tie vices OF luxurious living the chief
cause Of the fall u the Roman Empire.
j. Who threw the lnksiand at the devil Sim
con AZ. Wait, Austin, MINI.
z. When was The piano iuvented?--J. J. Brown,
Eddyville, Iowa
3. When aud by whom was sitlza Alaska found
ed2 4. What ia the most northern habitation
knOwnY--Clio Harper PTAttsburg, Kan.
D. Who invented the telephone, and an what
yearf-Mary AZ. Elliott, CordOva III.
q, Who gave this command, aud at what battle
Don't fire I'll you the whites OF their eyes 2
Annie L. Marsh, Saugus, Mass.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
God gave the children Of Israel a miraculous
supply Of quails while solouming in the wilderness
OF sin, and again al KibrOth- hattaarah.
The Apostle James says that " Pure religion and
undecided before God the Father, he this To visit
the fRtheriess and widows Ia their affiiction and
20 keep yourself unspotted from the world"
King David bought a lhTashing floor of Ornan
tAraunah) the Jebusite 10 offer burnt offerings 10
the Lord, 10 stay the plaques with which the land
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

o robin, you slt on your perch and ainr.
Or Tho water about from the dish Won Aims.
Or scatter The berries you frnllcsomc thing.
And the saucer turn tlitlne over.
y robin, you darling, love You much;
3"t thcro - anrthcr whose slightest touch
nnd faintcst whisper my heart can ihrnA
Ana "hnso eyes can fluttcr me at his with
and, robin, that's Robin my lcveN
Your cage is giidca ana eandcd fine;
There strcngth and an airy grace combine;
but 'us not 40 rafo ~ tho cage OF mine
which Robin Is building 10 holu me.
And soon shall sit with folded wing.
AND my very soul 10 its depths wiz sing,
md md though u may rain, or though II may sIow
What shall care n u DO, or no,
While his lowing arms lniold met
or al the birds on the tree or In nest
rhc robins the one that love the best,
with his homcly rlumagc and ochrey breast,
nut Robin, my lover, was doarcr
Whoo he told Of his iovo 10 my thirsty car
with only the listening angels near,
And his soul sought rninc with a long, long kiss
Ana my hcart bcat quick IN my spccchlcss bliss
And Heaven somehow seemed nearer.
The lush grass grows Of an emerald hue.
Tho river IL tlngcd with beautiful blue,
And the sunbcams print with a rainbow tint
Tho sky that ~ spreading above mo;
The rvulct laughs as Il upward trips,
The diamonds fash where the water drips;
And never n storm and never q cloud
May sweep tho vale. or the SLY cnshroud
While Robin Is here 20 love me.
q Robin, my Robin your stops hoar,
With silvcry sound they are drawing near,
And the music they make 70 my ravishcd car
The portal OF JOS uncloscs.
long for your glaaccs my life 20 bless;
yearn for your tender and fond carcss--
on. the very ground that your footsteps press
j. covered with lilies and roscsi
- TfoH0s Dunn Eagfish
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29
AntIdotes for Pests.

The aroma Of red cedar Is fatal 10
house motifs; the aroma Of black wal
nut lenves Is fatal TO flcas, II mat
ter Of common observation that perA
Cons engaged in the business Of maxi
ing shingles from odoriferous cypress
timber In malarial districts are rarely,
II ever. affected by malariai disuasosi
and that persons engaged in distilling
turpontine do not suffer from either
hiaiafial diseases or consumption. II
is said that when cholcta was epidemic
in Memphis, Tenn, persons working
IN livery stables were entirely exempt
from It. 1t is affirmed that since the
Destruction Of the Glove trees on tho
island of Terante, the colony has suf-
fered from opidemics unknown before;
and in times when cholera has pro-
vailed in London and Paris. those om-
ployed in the perfumory factories have
escaped its ravages. Boston Journal
~ Cbc,JliSiyl
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PREPARING FOR THE INTERVIEW.
come buttermilk for Miss Smiths pig.
Samantha Mason was given TO gossip,
and Joe's guilty conscience at once
assured him that she had lost no time
In telling the story Of bis late humorous
performance to the deacon, Mrs. Whit
ney and his sister Nell.
II guess we'd better be or" re-
marked Joe, rather hastily; "and. in
stead Of going out the front way, wen
take short cut down through the
fields. You've got your lines all
rightP"
Tad tapped his pocket significantly.
and adjusted the iin-box cover while
joe was putting the shovel back in the
barn
sCumo on. then. Tad. " said his COM
panlon, with an uneasy glance al the
back kitchen. which Tad did not quite
understand, and with his words Joe
lodged hastily behind the barn. fol-
lowed by Tad but, alasl he was too
latel
From the open kiichen-window came
Iho cry, IN his sister Nell's voice:
sJo.sephi coms right into tho house
~fnlhn Nanfa lopl'
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29
HOME, FARM ANo GARDEN.

-Ncatncss pays in preparing for
markets
For scraping kettles a large clam
shell Is excellent.
bad signs-poor fences aud shack
ly tools and implements.
Remember that stirring cream
s.Iakes more aud better butter.
1t pays to send small fruits to
mafkot III new, heat aud handy pack
ages.
What is prettier than tho tasty
1owcr-bed before the house or in the
garden, or what better indicates cult
hEe Rud refinement insidcP
Milk roast-Slico stale bread thin.
10 ST 10 delicate brown. lay in dish!
melt pound Of butter in q pint Of
new milk aud pour over the toast. In
Siandpotis Sentinel.
Filling for Jelly Cake.-Fine apple
sauce, swcctcned more than usual, and
Favored with lemon essence, makes u
nice filing for Jelly cako.--Ee-
change
Tho south side of n close board
fence induces oatlness aid greatly
PROTECTS against Tho winds. 1t is an
excellent place for rdspbcrries, and is
sufficient protection for early lettuce.
1t would pay fruit and vegetable
growers occasionally TO visit our great
city markets, and note tho extra price
which consumers are willing 70
pay for choice selections, carefully
gathered and packed,
Some who have fed fish to hens,
claim that the flesh of the fowls and
thcir eggs have iishy taste. We
have fed fish freely to fowls In the
spring, and never noticed bad flavor.
Cook the fish before feeding. Farm,
Field and Siockmdn.
The free use Of insect powder in
the stables will greatly lessen the an
nOyance 10 stock from flies, but the
stalls and floor should be kept clean.
busting the legs of horscs with car
bulate Of lime will aid in preventing
attacks from insects.
To prevent pie-juico from running
out into the oven, mako littlo Opgn-
ing Ia the upper crust and insert n lit
tic roll Of brown paper perpcndicu-
larly. The steam will escape from it
as from chimney. and all the juice
will be retained in the pic.-IadidR-
apoiis journal.
The Importance Of soft water for
domestic purposes is illustrated by the
experience OF large London asylum,
In which a change from hard to soft
water has resulted in an estimated an
nual saving in soda, soap, labor, etc,
of more than 81, 600. -ArkdHSGU 7Tdv-
eier
TO clean silveri One half pound
Of sal-soda added 10 eight quarts Of
water, when at a boiling heat, dip the
pieces Of silver, and Immediately wash
In soapsuds, and wipe dry with piece
Of cotton-1annel. This method is
recommended by one Of the largest
britannia works in New England. -
Boston Budget.
Sweet Waters. Six eggs, conc pint
-four, two ounces melted butter, one
and onc-half cups powdered sugar. one
cup milk, one teaspoontul nutmeg.
Beat whites and yelks separately and
very stiff; rub the sugar and butter
together, and work in first the yclks,
then the milk. then the -four and
whites. Bake in wcll-buttcrcd water
or waflle-irons, very quickly. browning
as little as possible Roll them while
hot upon smooth round stick not
larger than your little finger, slipping
1t out carefully when the cake takes
the right shape boston BudgcL
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Tho sprucc-bushcs parted suddenly;
but, instead Of disclosing the form Of q
fcrocious bear nothing morc fcrmida.
bic than tho gpcd'humdgrd features Of
Joe Whitney, adorned with an ex-
prcssive grin, was revealed. There
were traces of recent tears on his
frccklcd face; yet mirth bcamcd from
his eye, and it was evident that tho To-
cent punishment had rot had very
depressing eject on his animal spirits.
"Thought was bear. didn't you,
TadP' he remarked, laughing. And
Tad, too much relieved at the prospect
Of companionshir @ feel very angry.
answered, with feeble smile, that he
iDds kind of startled, aud made haste
to change the subject.
ave got seven trout, but they're aw.
ful small" said Tad. producing his
catch, with rathcr disc0hsolate air
Joe started, whistlcd and then
roarcd.
"Why. you goosiel'' he shouted, bu,
so good-naturcdly tho, Il Was impos-
sible ia ''c ehgry with him. those
amt irOut-they'rc chubsr'
Poor Tad felt tremendously morti.
fed, but speedily forgot his mortla-
cation in real honest admiration Of
string Of tregt--the largest Of which
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

OLD pill boxes are spread over the land by
the thousands after having been emptied by
ening, disgusting medicine the poor stomach
has 10 contend with. Too much strong mcdi
cine. Priclxly Ash Bitters Is rapidly and
surely taking tho place OF all this class Of
drugs, and In curing all the ills arising from
a disordcred condition Of the liver, Kidneys,
stomach and bowels.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29
Lro BIZ coSrrSUED.l


Magistrate You are accused Of steal
ing chickens. Uncle Rastus. Are you
guilty or not guilty?
Uncle Rastns-I pleads not guilty
yo' honah, an lnqucsts de prirledge ~
frowing mysc'f on DC mercy oh de
vou't IN case de esidcnce goes agin mo
IN 4. Sun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

Everybody has heard OF "horse laugh,n'
hit who has over seen an equine gifted with
mo power Of specchi Such an animal would
be bronounced u miracle but 80 would s'e
telegraph and tho telephone nave Deen n
Gently cure for consumption would havo
bf,ru looked upon ns miraculous, but now
beopla are beginning 70 realize that the dis
ease Is not incurablc. DR.. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery will euro II, II taken in
time, This world-ronowncd remedy VIII
easod onos 20 healthy state whom all other
means have failed Thousands can grate-
f,liv testify 10 this. All druggists.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

Apricot Cream,-Covcr half box
Of gclatine with cold wattr and let
soak one hour. Stew and sweeten one
pound of apricots, strain. Whip pint
Of thick cream; mix the apricots with
the gclatinc. and turn in tin pan,
stand in a crock of cracked ice and
stir constantly until thick, then add
the cream. -LouisUiiic Courier journal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29
i As GfAhfs tho tiger on his foes,
ucmmcd In by hunters, spears ana bOWs'
And, ere he bounds upon the ring,
g.t.l.ta ti.. .hfarf NJ nla aUffNuIW

So disease in myriad forms, fastehs Us
fangs upon tho human race. Ladies VINO
suffor from distressing ailments peculiar 70
their sex, should uso Dr. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription. IL is positive cure for the
most complicated and obstinate cases OF
ioucorrhea, excessive flowing, painful men
struation, unnatural suppressions,. prolap-
sus, or falling Of tho womb, weak back,
female Weakness anteversion, retriever
sion, bcaring-down sensations, chronic CON
gcstion, inflammation and liberation OF the
womb, Inflammation, pain and tenderness In
ovarics, accompanied with internal heat"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

Do YOU know W1iat ottcntimes awaits you
u unfurnished with medlclnal prov,ectlon p,sl,,
water sodaeu soil on the banks OF low. lying
streams. unless you arc prepared 70 on.
counter malaria. Take. with you, or sond
Tor. Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters, provided
with which you can not only BID dehanco TO
miasina.born diseases, but also 20 ",lsV.,ons ,l
n also nuilihes the effects Of exposure 10
dampncss and fatigue.
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81 guess you'll DO" she finally said,
'at least Tn minded to try you, so YOU
ran comic over and begin work early
Monday morning"
"Ihank y"u. marm," replied Tad.
with a beaming face. "rll be here early;
and though I'm kind Of green. Miss
Smith" he added, earnestly. "rll learn
( Just as fest as ever can. and work all
the hr.rder to make up"
''Well, well see" was the only re.
ply. Miss Smiths faith in juvenile
promises had been rudely shattered by
the frequent breakages that she had
known in her experience. AT the same
time she felt rather drawn toward this
palc-faeed orphaned boy-though she
would not have owned it. even to her
own self.
Don't you let that Joe Whitney lead
you into any mischief before YOU get
back to Cap'n Flagg's," said Miss
Smith, sharply, raising her voice for
Joc's edification, rs Tad Joined him
outside the gate.
Snow, Miss Smith," cxpostulatc,l the
injured youth, "that isn't fairl' The
maiden lady smiled significantly, and.
muttering something about ''innocent
Abigail, resumed raking, while Tad,
eNultant over his future prospects. fore.
bore TO reproach his mischicvous COM
panion for the little episode l have mar
rated, and the two walked away to-
gethcr in the NEST amicable manner.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

Diseases can be cured, II properly treated
in time, rs shown by the following state
mcnt from ID. 9. Freeman, Sydney; "Iiav-
attacks, and gradually wasting away for tho
past two years, IL affords me pleasure 20
testify that ScOTT's EMULSION OF Cod Liver
Oil with Lime and Soda has given mo great
relief, and checrfully recommend IL To oil
suffering in n similar way 10 myself. In I'D
20 tnlten
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29


A Russian paper ststes that there
are 2O5 communities Of The Greek
Church IN Japan with 10 priests and
i04 native preachers, and that the
numbef Of Japanese converts to that
religion Is 12,5O0. The number OF
churches and praycr-houscs Is l4s' and
there are thrco.children's schools with
a total Of 150 pupils. There is also q
school at which SO girls attend This
building Is capable Of accommodating
100 pupils, and was given by the
Countess Poutiatinc. In 1886 the num-
Der Of converts and children baptized
amounted together to lao. The num-
Der of preachers Is stated to be small,
and recruits are wanted.-M y Posi-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

Who that was ever a boy has forgot
ten, or will forget, his first fishing ex-
pcrienceP No matter whether it was
angling for minnows from the wharf.
with pin-hook. catching pumpkin
seeds" from the mill-pond logs or fol-
lowing mp an aldcr-fringod brook In
pursuit nf trout-hc viii be sure TO re-
merDer it great deal longer than he
will the more important episodes Of his
later life. And know one in particular
who viii always remember his boyish
debut in the fishing line-I mean Tad
Thorne.
1t was the Saturday morning follow
ing Tad's peculiar introduction to Miss
Smith, and an unusually mild day for
n New England April, which uncertain
month is very apt TO seem so much like
March rs TO resemble a younger
brother.
Joe and Tad were digging bait in
Deacon Whitncy's barn-yard; that ia,
Joe did the digging while Tad placed
the angl'.worms in a round tin must
nrd-box, with a ventilating cover
There" said Joe, Strengthening up,
"and now, Tad-you plaguey old tat
He-taler
Tad looked up in dire astonish-
ment; but the conclusion Of Joe's SEN
tence was evidently not addressed to
himself.
IL was churning-day at Deacon Whit
ncy's, and Joc's eyes were fixed ON the
retreau:g form Of Miss Smiths hired
help who had come over 10 bespeak
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

1T may seem paradoxicni, but II Is fact,
nevertheless, that the man who pursues the
even tenor OF his ways never gets OF his
bass -Bosioa Courier.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

DoN'r disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but uso DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

No STRANGER should visit the city without
smoking "Tansill's Punch 5c. Cigar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

FRAZER AXLE CREASE will last two weeks,
ali others two TO three days. Try it.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

CREDIT differs from wine in this respect:
II does not improve with age.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-09-29

my bark is on the sea-" remarked Tire
man who sent his dog on shipboard -Asr-
chnnI Irun,lrr.